Development

Effective professionals understand that being strategic is as much about saying “no” as it is about saying “yes.”

When organizations start to segment their year-end appeal letters, they often start with segmenting out active and inactive donors.

I’m a big fan of the “Jeffersonian Dinner” — a simple fundraising event anyone can execute from the comfort of their home.

Getting a clear picture of how your nonprofit interacts with its participants is vital to the success of your peer-to-peer fundraising.

Charitable giving always feels good. And for many people, there’s no better charitable donation than one made to our nation’s veterans.

Should you send a thank-you letter to your monthly donors for that extra gift? My recommendation is an unequivocal YES.

In capital campaign fundraising, excited, engaged volunteers are the fuel for success.

Donor assets are like pure gold for an organization. If you were to place a value on each one, the resulting number would shock you.

Peer-to-peer fundraising is one of the best ways to raise money. The reason is simple.

Setting a campaign goal without planning is planning to fail, or what I refer to as using the “…

Develop your peer-to-peer plan no differently than you would any other business plan where you have something to gain or lose.

Does the timing of the launch of your monthly giving program make a difference?

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Fundraising professionals across the board agree that organizations have to 1) build their donor…

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Justin Ehrenwerth, Philadelphia coordinator for Obama for America, discusses his session at the…

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